Something Blue

More than a fashion accessory, adding something to your wardrobe on the day of your wedding is back in full swing. As for the colorful item, blue has been connected to weddings for centuries. In ancient Rome, brides wore blue to symbolize love, modesty, and fidelity. Christianity has long dressed the Virgin Mary in blue, so purity was associated with the color. Before the late 19th century, blue was a popular color for wedding gowns, as evidenced in proverbs like, "Marry in blue, lover be true."
Here are fun ways to add that color with out it overwhelming your design palette!

Stay cool with this custom pained paper Chinese umbrella. Guests can share in the shade by having theirs printed in your Monogram.



This blue drop crystal is perfect. You get the well-known quality of Swarovski crystal to cherish on your wedding day. Just the right size to attach to your dress, slip, garter, handkerchief or bouquet.

For a touch of vintage....try these beautiful shoe clips that can be added on the side or the toe. And the handmade vintage sash is stunning.

Wrapping your bouquet in a beautiful lace handkerchief not only keeps the water from soaking your dress, it also is there to dry your eyes during your heartfelt vows!

No matter what style you prefer your hair the day of your wedding a touch of blue can be elegant or relaxed. These combs and pins are a beautiful addition to your style. Think about having one for ceremony and switching to another for the reception.

For the Glam Bride! Try out a Swarovski Crystal Ribbon Cuff that can easily be taken off for the reception and your night of dancing!

Last but not least....my favorite "peek a boo I Do!" I love these swarovski crystal appliques. It is the perfect accessory for the bride who doesn't want the blue to be obvious.

What a great photo opt!

Photo credits:

Art Studio-Etsy.com

Mia Beads-Etsy.com

Aurora-Austrian Crystal Ribbon Cuff-Etsy.com

Vintage Bridal Sash- Etsy.com

Feather Shoe Clip-Nylora-Etsy.com

Bellesandcrystals "I do" shoe applique-Etsy.com

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